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Bossa Nova and the Rise of Brazilian Music in the 1960s

Various Artists
2 discs

0. DISC 1:
1. Roda - Elis Regina
2. Inverno - Roberto Menescal
3. O Sapo - Joao Gilberto
4. Yemanja - Ginga Trio
5. Lalari-Olala - Jorge Ben
6. Berimbau - Dorival Caymmi
7. Primitivo - Sergio Mendes/Bossa Rio
8. Birimbau (Ritmo De Capoeira) - Nara Leao
9. Mas, Que Nada! - Tamba Trio
10. Canto De Ossanha - Baden Powell/Vincius de Moraes
11. Zimbo Samba - Zimbo Trio
12. Viramundo - Gilberto Gil
13. Menino Das Laranjas - Elis Regina
14. Jogo De Roda - Ed Lobo
15. Vida Bela - Elizete Cardoso
16. Jangal - Dom Um Romao
17. Adriana - Wanda S
0. DISC 2:
1. E De Lei - Elizete Cardoso
2. O Morro Nao Tem Vez - Antonio Carlos Jobim
3. Ponteio - Ed Lobo
4. Samba Blim - Tamba 4
5. Canto Negro - Pery Ribeiro
6. Ye-Mele - Maria Bethnia
7. Faa Como Eu - Miltinho
8. Rosa, Menina Rosa - Jorge Ben
9. Tres Pontas - Milton Nascimento
10. Canto De Xang - Baden Powell/Vincius de Moraes
11. Carcar - Zelia Barbosa
12. Borand - Tamba Trio
13. Hora De Lutar - Geraldo Vandr
14. Tereza Sabe Sambar - Elis Regina
15. Aguaverde - Ed Lobo
16. Carnaval Triste - Jorge Ben
17. Maria Moita - Marlia Medalha
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Additional Info

Manufacturer Part Number (MPN): 239
Critic Reviews

The Wire (p.46) - "[T]here's a lot to enjoy, and the sizzling musical excitement is tangible from the opening 'Roda', sung by the great pop voice of Elis Regina, Brazil's Connie Francis."
Mojo (Publisher) (p.116) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "[T]his superb 2CD makes clear the breadth and complexity of the form....Faultless selection makes this set appealing to novices and bossa fans alike..."
Uncut (magazine) (p.103) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "There are rootsy African touches, movements into cool-school jazz, as well as moments of high modernism."